Quebec aboriginal community ‘touched’ by launch of national inquiry – CBC
Leaders to meet with families, service workers in coming weeks for inquiry into missing, murdered women
Dec 08, 2015
People in Quebec who have suffered because of violence against indigenous women are applauding the start of a national inquiry into missing and murdered aboriginal women.
“It’s historic. I’m very touched,” said Pénélope Guay, who runs an aboriginal women’s shelter in Quebec City.
She founded the Missinak Community Home with her daughter, Nathalie Guay.
“Today, I feel there is hope that things will change, and we’ll know what happened to those women,” Nathalie Guay said.
Read More: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/quebec-aboriginal-community-inquiry-1.3356317
